Hey there. So, I got this… I had a long chat yesterday, a meeting, actually, with them.
So a few changes.
Need to be done, mostly content which they will share, but,
I'll start with the banners and the heroes. So, we will reduce the height of all the heroes.
to starting 70 view height, at least. So this goes for the homepage.
About Us page, workshop, so every hero should be, like, you know, 70 VH.
At most.
And what will change on the…
homepage for these banners, it's… we're gonna center the content, so the title's gonna be centered, subtitle, and then the CTA in the middle. So, all of the content, this should be center-aligned.
Which I can select, yeah, this part should be center-aligned here.
We'll also have to revise the fonts. I think I shared that viewport size,
We might have to decrease some fonts for that, or adjust it, because it's really not… it's not very usable, it's very collapsed down.
So this is the second thing.
Next thing is… The, yeah, so the navigation banner for the categories, so let me just open,
Think it's this one… yeah.
So, this is the site I sent, they're very… they're referencing a lot. This is what they want a similar thing to have.
And… what I would do, and what I think we should do, is… Have… so this is…
I'm gonna call this the top-level categories, right, or the top category navigation.
this is a bit different because they have blogs and everything in the same level, but what I would do is…
on… Let's talk about non-shop pages, so Home, About Us, workshop.
In this navigation, when you hover over the shop, we should show that row below, which would be then, in our case, jewelry, clothing.
Gifting and home decor, right? Those four categories are the top-level categories.
And…
Once you hover over that, we can also show the subcategories in the same way, like this. See, when you open, this would be jewelry or clothing, and then you get the subcategory and the sub-subcategory like this.
Obviously, when you click on it, it should take you to that page subcategory, the shop page for that.
So yeah, this would only be on other pages, it would be visible only when you hover over the shop. So when you hover over the shop, you get the new navigation row below, and then with the drawer down to see the subcategories, which you can explore all the time.
Now, on the shop page.
This should always be visible on top. So when you're on a shop page, or when you're on a product page, you should always see the category, the top-level categories, so jewelry, clothing, home decor.
In this row below.
And once you hover over jewelry, let's say, then you'll get the drawer down, which you'll see the home, the other subcategories, and so on that you can explore.
So this is always visible on the shop page, and if I go on the product page…
As well, that should be visible here on top.
Right, and it should be dynamic from our shop.
Things that we have from this. It should be built from this.
Now… This is now a second thing.
Since the categories are available on top, then…
We don't need them here anymore, it would be redundant.
So what we're gonna put here is the filters on the attributes.
Okay.
The attributes are gonna come dynamically from the product.
These are the ones we have defined now, so clothing size.
Sorry, clothing size, craft, material for bad and bad category, material for space accessories, and so on.
And… yeah, this is where we have this, for example, if we look at this Jaipur page, you go to shop now.
see, you have material, all the materials which are in the current products are visible, so you obviously have brass, you have cotton, you know, it goes across the categories, right? But this filter has to be built depending on the category you select.
And the products which are listed.
We shouldn't hard-code this, or we shouldn't pull just the attribute values.
If there's no products for them.
Okay.
And, yeah, so these are the attributes that we have, and the values for them.
The challenge will be that we're separating the attributes based on the categories, because Bed and Bath obviously has cotton and silk, you know, space accessories have…
Ceramic, copper, and so on, so we don't want to mix that.
But on the filters, we should just show material as one filter.
Okay, so it's, not… Material Madam Bat, and material space accessories, and so on.
I'm not sure how to solve that yet.
If it's unsolvable, then we can merge all of these materials into one.
It's gonna be more difficult for them to manage, but if it simplifies us, it's for us, then that's okay.
what I'll do in the meantime, I will upload all the categories, all the available attributes, and I'll try to assign some of them to the products, because it's not been done.
So we have something to test with.
But the main problems that we have to solve here, or challenges, is obviously navigation.
Expanding this navigation to accommodate the new category, and then creating the drawer so we can see the subcategories.
And then redesigning this, so moving away from this to, to the filter.
As far as the…
component goes, it can stay as a filter, or we can add a… what's this called?
This collapsible view for each of the attributes.
Right, so we can add one heading here, which is filter, and then we have materials, it's gonna open like this, and you're gonna have checkboxes for the materials you want.
And then you open next, it's gonna be, crafts, and then you have a listed crafts, and then it's gonna be… I don't know what else, so… different things.
Groups of attributes, right?
And the challenge is obviously to redesign this, but mostly to update the API so it will
we can pass in multiple filters, so we can pass in this material value, and then we can pass in the craft value, and that goes in the API, and we pull the products for those filters, for the selected filters with the selected attributes.
I'm not sure we have that now, so that's, I think, the biggest upgrade we need to do.
So yeah, that's the biggest redesign we have. And that's what I said we can discuss together.
Or if you… you can just, when you look at this clip, you can put your comments there on Slack.
Let me just check what the other things are.
Most of the other stuff that we talked about is mostly…
Content, which they will send us, so we're gonna get new content for… the featured categories…
Then we're gonna have… Some changes on the workshop, content, title, and so on.
Yeah, but this shop… adding the shop categories, and then the filters is the major upgrade, which I think we're gonna spend the most time on.
So let me know on Slack what is, you know, what can be done, or how we can tackle this.